how's his mom? give us the update. >> well, enrique finally reaches his mother after eight attempts, 122 days, 12,000 miles. there's a brief honeymoon, and then the resentment comes out, and he has a period where he's very tough on his mom. and then he has a period where he's doing better. he works as a painter in florida now. he's near his mom. he goes to her every morning; she gives him a big hug and gives him his morning cup of coffee, and they really love each other a lot. but when he was a child and without his mother, because of that loneliness and that ache, he got into drugs, and he has lapsed off and on back into those bad habits. so it's been up and down, really. >> hinojosa: like the story of most migrants, rht? >> yes. >> hinojosa: sonia nazario, thank you for telling enrique's story, and all of the other unnamed children. thank you for being here with us today. >> thank you, maria. >> hinojosa: continue the conversation at wgbh.org/oneonone. captioned by media access group at wgbh acces

are working moms to blame for childhood obesity? there's a new study that might suggest a link, but i'm not really comfortable with that. >> i guess not. mary ann is here with a closer look at the ways working moms can help raise healthy kids. >> absolutely. well, first of all, working moms, you don't have to feel guilty. while the increases in body weight were significant, they were not huge. after a long day of work, who has time to prepare a balanced meal. >> reporter: audrey webb admits it's tough to make sure her sons eat enough healthy food. >> i can't just feed them chicken nuggets or fish fillets or french fries and i tend to eat whatever i have in the house. for time, i think, and just ease. it's hard to balance everything when you're working full time. >> reporter: a study shows the more years mom spends in the workforce, the more likely they are to raise chubby children, but doctors say working moms have to put it in perspective. >> while the studies show an increase in weight gain of children of parents who do work, it's

made that video i'm not mad at my mom because she's my mom it was probably not the best thing to do you know whatever i want to get at the moms in on the entire scheme this is all just to you know promote her popularity as an actor and she got her video got three million hits there's. obviously work to go mom smarter than i packed my dear mom is trying to cash in on her daughter gets all those tracks now moving on this is something you know we talk about media a lot the development of it so rockville central is now going to become the first face book only news outlet they take in their entire local news blog i just posted it all on facebook so you don't have to go to a blog anywhere you just log into your facebook account is that the way of the future or is that just kind of cheap i mean it's interesting because when you look at the new sites now you know c.n.n. dot com new york times dot com the first thing you see is this interaction with facebook you see what your friends are looking at and you see you know that you can sign in with your facebook account and this is taking it to

we're referring to your mom as a helicopter mom. is that fair? >> i think it's fair. >> reporter: how come? >> she's always hovering over me, reminding me what to do, telling me what to do. one of the upsides is she's always guiding me. i really don't have to do that much on my own. >> reporter: all three feel high expectations from their parents. child development experts say, that's a good thing. as long as there's not too much pressure. >> a "b" was not acceptable? >> not for third or fourth graders, no. i was so scared when i came home with a "b" in high school. >> reporter: what were you afraid of? >> i was like, i probably could have done better maybe. >> reporter: shani talked about the pressure of the "b." your parents don't even ask about your grade. >> they only asked about the one "c" i got in my entire life. >> reporter: so if your parents aren't helicoptering over you and not pushing you, what motivates you? >> i don't know, i just like learning, i guess. why not, why not get the "a"? >> reporter: where did you get that message? >> i

it was their mom who set it up. in fact, one army information officer that mom and her pied have killed as many men as 1,000 german machine guns. by the 1950s, women's magazines were taking these ideas about the horrible affect of stay-at-home mothers and two involved wives into the gosh restores, the beauty shops, the suburban homes, accusing over protective moms of creating everything from homosexuality to fascism. in one lady's home journal, if hitler's mom wasn't that over protective, history might have taken a different course. what was even more confusing, i talked to women who read this. and how kind of demoralized they felt. these ideas were not just coming from reactionaries. the beat necks were as contemptuous of women than the men they disputed. liberals like ferdinand lundberg was just as condemning of moms as right wingers were. who called for a return to manliness in people like ayn rand who celebrated masculine aggression. they all blamed the problems they saw, the very different problems they saw in

it was their moms who set it up. in fact, one army information officer wrote that mom and her pies have killed as many men as a thousand german machine guns. and by the 1950s women's magazines were taking these ideas about, about the horrible effect of stay-at-home mothers and too-involved wives into the grocery stores, the beauty shops, the suburban homes accused of overprotecting moms of everything from homosexuality to fascism. one article said if hitler's a mom hadn't been so overprotective, history might have taken a different course. and what was even more confusing as i talked to women who read this and how kind of demoralized they felt, these ideas were not just coming from hide-bound reactionaries. the beatniks were as contemptuous of women as the buttoned-down organization men that they despised. liberals like ferdinand lundberg who wrote a book called the rich and the superrich was just as condemning of moms as right wingers were. who called for a return to manliness and people like anand who celebrate --

they read the book and say, "my mom was a tiger mom. i am so proud of that." they get my book. it is not about having two parents are playing the piano. the talk about things like, "my mom worked two jobs and would get home at 8, but no matter how exhausted she was, she would check over my test scores and would be tough on me. now i am in college. there are a lot of single moms who are tiger moms." my kids are doing in some ways better than me. when i read people saying terrible things about my family, that really upsets me. about me, i can take that. but the they have tons of friends. the can look through this awful internet stuff. defined two nice things and say, "here are the good things." my husband is a very strong personality and did not want to be a character in my book. my kids grow up in a hybrid household. as i was being stripped, he was the guy that was always encouraging them to question authority, to be very independent, and to bring balance to the family. we're going to the park. we are going hiking. not my thing. at dangerous water parks, i was always worried it

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here is why my mom -- my mom she goes "okay, gloria, what did you think?" if i saw it in the restaurant, angelo's meatloaf." [ laughter ] like, unusable. unusable. she kept doing it with everybody. it was unusable. it was the worst. i go "mom, say the name first, and then what they made and then talk about it." "okay, i'll do it again. i'll do it again." she goes like, "you know, it was surprising, it melted in my mouth, tiffany's salami sandwich." [ laughter ] mom, you can't use this, stop doing it. and then my father-in-law was making up things that he didn't even eat. he was like -- he would go, "i really liked the tortilla soup." and they would go, "bill, we didn't have tortilla soup." [ laughter ] he was like, "i don't know, whatever that was. it was good." you guys will never have me back on. it was -- >> what's going to happen is your parents will see this show and they'll never let you back in the house. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: they barely let me in now. i mean, it's unbelievable. >> no, we had such a great time. what did they think? i'm curious too.

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gracie gros was home alone with her mom and little brother where her mom collapsed from a zaire, withoutissing a beat, gracie called 911, the incident took place hours after her mom taught her how to make the call just in case. >>. >> packers and steelers arrived in dallas, facing off on sunday. fans gave them a warm texas welcome but they haven't escaped northern chill. temperatures will be at or below freezing for the next few days. today is media day so the players will face an army of reporters. for nba reporters, here is mike yam at espnnews. >>> the miami heat gets match up against a familiar opponent, the cleveland cavaliers. a lot of talk with lebron james matching up against his former team. wade, his teammate got the finish. p. diddy in the crowd, he liked it and for good reason. wade finished with 34. and then more from lebron james. strong to the bucket. 24 points, eight assists, miami heat to problems dismantling cavaliers who lost 21 straight. >> griffin and the clippers hosting the bucks. l.a. in control. griffin by himself, could be in the dunk contest. a preview there, w

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. >> well, think daughters are closer to their moms?xplain a new survey out of britain to show moms are three times more likely to allow their adult sons to return to the family home. 58% of moms admit to spoiling their sons saying they're more inclined to cook dinner for their sons, wash their clothes and give them cash. it will by 20th century fox, a movie about a son that won't share his mom with another man. >> i thought it was because i'm the youngest. i don't know. >> but you're a dish man. you do dishes. >> oh, i don't know. >> you can stay at our home anytime you want. >> let's take a look outside -- i actually cleaned the bathroom this weekend, too. gross! 11:19 this morning. and we're looking down on the sunset. doesn't it look beautiful from sutro tower this morning. limited winds, nice rolling waves. nice to take a stroll along the beach there. one more perspective to show you. see. south beach back to downtown oakland. really pretty today. nice shot. thank you very much, gentlemen. let's talk temperatures, comfortable noon

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leslie, co-founder of big city moms, one of the biggest mom support groups in the nations the virginiant is symptomatic of a mounting potty war. the growing pressure moms are feeling to potty train their children younger and faster. >> parents are potty training their children earlier and earlier. >> reporter: the trend is part of the roller coaster ride potty training has been on since the dawn of disposable diapers. in 1962 an estimated 90% of kids were out of diapers by age 2 1/2. by 1998 that number plummeted to just 22%. the evidence of potty pressure is everywhere, particularly on store shelves where there are potty books, chairs and cushions. potty pressure may help to explain the growing interest of moms and teaching babies under the age of 1 to use the toilet. called elimination communication, now has thousands of mommy follower, including gisele bundchen. >> you can get a potty seat -- >> reporter: growing in popularity, potty training seminars led by potty training coaches. like tammy gold. gold said she embraces a relaxed approach to potty training. she's has seen a steady

it was their moms who set it up. and one army information mother that mom and her pies have killed as many men is 1,000 german machine guns and by the 1950s women's magazines were taking these ideas about the horrible effect of stay at home mothers and too-involved wives into the grocery stores, the beauty shops, the suburban homes accusing overprotective moms of creating everything from homosexuality to fascism. in one lady's home journal article said if hitler's mom hadn't been overprotective history might have taken a different course. and what was even more confusing is i talked to women who read this and how kind of demoralized they felt. these ideas were not just coming from reactionaries. the beatniks were as contemn tuus as the button down men they depriced. and the author of the rich of the super rich he was a big critique of capitalism was just as condemning of moms as right wingers were, who called for a return to manliness in people like ayn rand who threatened aggression and the different problems they s

. >> well, think daughters are closer to their moms?lain a new survey out of britain to show moms are three times more likely to allow their adult sons to return to the family home. 58% of moms admit to spoiling their sons saying they're more inclined to cook dinner for their sons, wash their clothes and give them cash. it will by 20th century fox, a movie about a son that won't share his mom with another man. >> i thought it was because i'm the youngest. i don't know. >> but you're a dish man. you do dishes. >> oh, i don't know. >> you can stay at our home anytime you want. >> let's take a look outside -- i actually cleaned the bathroom this weekend, too. gross! 11:19 this morning. and we're looking down on the sunset. doesn't it look beautiful from sutro tower this morning. limited winds, nice rolling waves. nice to take a stroll along the beach there. one more perspective to show you. see. south beach back to downtown oakland. really pretty today. nice shot. thank you very much, gentlemen. let's talk temperatures, comfortable noon ho

this is a poem to my mom. you're nothing but a group of coffee klatching women. 19 years and the only image that i can think of what i hearl my mother's voice is rosie the riveter with her hand balled up in a fist and her hand underneath her face. coffee klatching women? a bunch of old grandmothers who sit in sewing sirgles and talk about the best blueberry circles. we banned my mother from the kitchenen -- because of an incident where she had burnt water the the only person who cooked was my father. please keep your peace, mom. yes, my mother say woman but coffee klatching? the term was worse than nails on the chalk board. oh, yes, a coffee klatching woman who has raised three children and never taking shying from anyone. you sure do act like a coffee klatching women with your boots and jeans on, arriving to run a crew of obnoxious men's, because 50% of the men's brains skiptd -- consist of their oh so glorified junk which doesn't even work right. most of the time. coffee klatching women? sitting around talki

this lack of respect for moms permeated the culture and the lack of rights for homemakers would stun most modern women. in 1963, only eight states gave the wife any legal claim to her husband's earnings or property. shea supposedly had the right to be properly supported but that gave the husband such leeway that when one enterprising kansas woman sued in court to get her quite well off husband to install running water in her kitchen, the supreme court rebuffed her. in all the four states command had the right to decide where the couple legally was a resident and if the man moved in and wife refused to follow she could be charged with desertion and in the rigid divorce system he could win a divorce for her. if you had a rotten marriage, too bad. marital rape was a legal impossibility because it woman's marriage vows implied permanent consent to sexual intercourse. carriage counselors

doctors operated on thomas and his mom delivered him at 36 weeks. he has three and a half and has reached all his learning milestones. doctors performed 183 fetal surgeries to help these babies. really amazing surgery, tom. >> and it was wonderful to see that child walking. thank you very much. >>> some employees at b.a.r.t. are going back to school this week. they are training their employees to be more responsive to the communities they serve. bart has faced criticism after the officer killing oscar grant in 2009. administrators say this week's classes will help officers and some administrators learn problem solving skills, which will ultimately make b.a.r.t. safer. >> this suspect just about police making b.a.r.t. safe. that includes our riders. >> the b.a.r.t. has 300 officers who will go through training. the agency serves about 350,000 riders every day. >>> governor jerry brown today canceled a major program that arnold schwarzenegger put into place. the state had been in negotiations to sell the properties for more than a billion dollars. the

and then, he hugged his mom. >> his mom, flo, has been there all along.instilled the work ethic in ray allen. >> and how proud she must be. >> yeah. >> and reggie miller there, too. good sportsman. >> absolutely. sam's a pretty did sport, especially when it's a friday morning. >> we'll find out later. let's start with the two, most popular words across the country today, pattern change. we've been locked in this since december. every wet storm became a snowstorm. and now, we start to shift that this weekend. the jet stream goes back up to the north. and look at the warm air that takes over the middle of the country, that stretches to the south and ekes its way to the northeast. that very cold air is forced to the north so you get temperatures like this. philadelphia, 37, but 46 by sunday. and better next week. raleigh, gets to 60 on sunday. atlanta, 56. detroit, you're getting an edge on that warmup, going up to 37 degrees for the time. but the problem with this pattern change is bad news for somebody. this time, it's for the northwest. they've been mild

his mom says he was running out of patience and options. >> he said, mom, the only way i'm ever going to get to know sydney or to get time with sydney without jennifer being attached to her is if i file for divorce and gets visitation. >> divorce his wife and see his daughter? >> yes. >> it was a very hard decision for him to make. >> he also filed for custody of sydney and that set off a move from jennifer steven never expected. she fired back a bombshell. >> the day that she found out that she filed for divorce and custody of sydney, the day she found out she called dcfs and accused him of molesting sydney and alex. >> molesti ining sydney and ale >> yes. >> did your son molest his daughter? >> absolutely not. >> i thought it was a disgrace she would even do something like that. not only did she hurt him and hurt alex, you know, she hurt the whole family. >> as the state investigated, steven was allowed visits with sydney, but his family says jennifer continued to keep sydney from him. >> knowing the skinner family, they were so tight-knit, they would let nothing come in between the

i love >> i love my mom, come on. love you, mom. yeah. >> jimmy: all right. good with, like, the red carpet and -- >> she's great with it now. when it came to hanging out afterwards, remember, i was going to come over if i won, which, you know, i didn't. well, i did win, but -- just didn't win. >> jimmy: i would like you to come right into our theater for the post-show. that would be nice. >> but it was -- i had to keep up with my mom. she's irish and so s, she's lik where are we going? >> jimmy: it's not one of those deals -- >> mom, we should go home. come on, let's go. she took me along. it was a lot of fun. >> jimmy: i know you turned 40 last month. happy birthday. >> thank you, thank you. >> jimmy: how does that work? >> it was a good party. you didn't come to the party. i'm not telling you anything about it. >> jimmy: i had a good excuse for not coming. >> what, the rash again? the rash. him and the rash. >> jimmy: i ointmented that right off. did your family come to that par party? >> yeah, we had a lot of family and then i had a lot of friends that i'

one suburban mom may change your thinking.ains in tonight's "assignment america." ( applause ) >> reporter: this past saturday night at a small venue outside boston the curious and morbidly curious gathered to see her latest death-defying stunt. >> i will impress you and amaze you. >> reporter: she goes by the name alexandria the great and she's calling this her underwater cell escape. after having her hands shackled together, alexandria is then locked inside the tank with no way to breathe and seemingly no way to survive. quite a predicament. especially considering originally all she wanted to escape... >> chocolate chip cookies? >> reporter: ...was boredom. when not near drowning, alexandria the great is donna, a ho-hum housewife. now 49, she and her husband bill started learning escapes as teenagers as a hobby. >> we just tried some simple rope ties and things like that. >> reporter: later, when the kids weren't around they tried more daring feats but, again, it was just a hobby. they never considered performing until the r

avery jumped into action after an accident trapped her mom and her brother in the car.he freed herself and walked a quarter of a mile. before finding help at a farm house. unaware avery had left, her mom panicked thinking she may have been pinned under the car. well, all her prayers were answered when paramedics arrived and reunited mom with her heroic daughter who would be good to have in a dangerous situation. >> lynn, at 4, i think i may still have been in diapers. >> i wouldn't doubt it. probably wouldn't doubt that. we're moving on. i'm lynn berry. this is "early today," just your first stop of the day, today, on your nbc station. >>> for most babies, it's pink or blue. but for this one little, it's all about orange. a ginger haired baboon was born at a zoo in israel. a rarity for the breed. it's the first orange haired baboon officials have seen for 30 years making for celebrations among zookeepers there. the little one and her 20-year-old mom as you can see are pretty oblivious to all the fuss. >>> a team of divers in mexico helped to untangle a huge mess there.

. >> what can i do as a mom? to help you? [ inaudible ]. >> reporter: the deputy thanks the community and discussed their anti-prevention plan. they also acknowledged the need to curb the recent spat of violence that has hit the city. you mentioned three shootings last night. the most recent homicide also happened last night. oakland police say a 33-year-old man was shot and killed near his home in east oakland. police are still looking for the suspects in that homicide. >> thank you, chem berly. >>> thousands of people gathered in downtown san francisco this afternoon for what's being called international solidarity day. people in the bay area from egypt, tunisia and elsewhere came together to show their support for the protesters, and their efforts to establish a democracy. the rally started at 1:00 at u.n. plaza on market street. >> i'm here to condemn strongly the mubarak's regime use of violence against unarmed civilians who are demonstrating for their rights, against journalists, and human rights activists, and to call

mom: son, college is much more important. son: no. mom: yes. son: no, mom. mom: yes....--encontraron un cuerpo en un canal del valle central; y se cree que podria tratarse del sospechoso de secuestrar a un niÑo de 4 aÑos cuyo cadaver fue encontrado en el mismo canal....--nuevamente decenas de personas salen a las calles de san francisco para manifestar su apoyo a la caida del gobierno del ex-presidente egipcio....y un grupo de padres de familia se une a los miembros del distrito escolar para mejorar la educacion en oakland.... durante meses, la policia siguió el rastro de un durante meses la policÍa siguiÓ el rastro de un depravado que abusÓ de niÑas en el salvador y una pelea callejera lo puso al descubierto. ernesto rivas hablÓ con una de las vÍctimas. >> despues de un aÑo de bÚsqueda, el brazo de la justicia alcanzÓ a este criminal. >> estamos hablando de un imputado que reÚne las caracterÍsticas de pedofilo secundario. >> la policÍa dice que es un depredador sexual de niÑas menores de 10 aÑos. >> uno de los casos mÁs crueles fue el de la pequeÑa a quien llamÁramos

seems like the right time to introduce this. >> where we from in require land, mom? she replay plied. my father says the lacies are from tip rare the name of a city in require land, mom, which is it? is how the hell do i know. all i know is it's a long way to tib rary ♪it's a long way to go. then she told me, your father and i went to ireland but we didn't go to tibrare. this is the extent of the family history passed on to me about my irish american ancestory a song written in england in world war one perhaps written as a means to recruit the irish into the british military. i am the first person in my family to locate and travel to the town where we came from in ireland. it turns out that the town is only 60 miles southwest of the dublin airport. place my family lived is 75 miles from dublin. it is 2007 and i'm sitting in the tibrare studies department in the library in require land looking for books and reading the microfilm of every county tibrare daily nurl from january first 1847 through december 31st 1849. i'm looking for family history and in particular one a

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and the next day. >> my mom told me to go and get groceries so hopefully i'll do that tonight and stay bundle up. >> reporter: in oklahoma where as the song says the winds come sweeping down the plain, forecaster damon lane is expecting fierce gusts whipping the snow into dangerous drifts. >> wind speeds are going to be a huge issue with this storm because we can see the gusts up around 50 miles per hour so you pick up 1 to 2 feet of snow. that's a lot of snow right there. but then you throw in the winds that gives you snow drifts three to five feet. this may go down as our winter storm of the century. >> reporter: the other big worry is ice. a big belt of it. heavy enough to snap power lines, it could reach from oklahoma across missouri, illinois, indiana, ohio and pennsylvania. the cincinnati area is bracing for a disruptive ice storm. not out of the question we could see a half an inch of ice f we get that there will be real problems talking about major power outages, talking about driving difficulty, shutting down roads. >> reporter: from the midwest monster is moving northeast. to

. >> i'd probably say my mom was my hero because she is able to do a lot of things. single mom so she is able to do a lot of things for me and for my siblings as well. >> my hero is my mom and dad 'cause um they been telling me all my life what to do and to not talk to strangers and all that. >> sam: sometimes the most influential heroes are the ones closest to your heart, your parents. for "teen kids news," i'm sam. that's fox news channel in the classroom. >>> when it comes to getting ahead in school, a lot of little things add up to success. here's natalie with advice on how to make the grade. >> natalie: while no one will argue that doing well in school is our first priority, many teens want or need to make a little extra money in their spare time. but you have to do some work before you start working. that means you need to find out how many hours the government allows you to be on the job. if you're 14 or 15 years old, there are a lot of legal restrictions, and many states require students under 18 to obtain working papers. you can find out what you need to kno

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you should make your mom's card get declined.do that if you want. >> she has my business manager working for her. like, i'll be like, so, can you, like, put money in my account. he's like, i got to ask your mom first. >> jimmy: so there are some pitfalls to being a teen superstar, i guess. soon enough you'll be able to control all that. you'll be able to spend money like diddy. >> yeah, diddy's really cool and, yeah. >> jimmy: as a matter of fact, i think diddy is -- i think diddy is -- is he around here somewhere? >> no. >> jimmy: are you friendly with diddy? >> yeah, i mean, pretty well. >> jimmy: don't get to know him too well because he sells vodka and stuff like that. >> yeah. like -- >> jimmy: this is why advertising is bad for our children. you know what, i think actually -- i heard diddy might be around here somewhere. let's look around the building and see if we can find the diddy and if we find the diddy maybe we'll bring him out and maybe he will bring us some vodka. >> you. >> jimmy: justin bieber, everybody. "never s

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but the working mom spends more time interacting with their kids banished at home moms did and the 1960's. some of that is good that we pay attention to kids did you ever watch madmen go play with the of plastic bag that is very realistic why they put the warnings on them. part of it is good but another part reflects the collapse in the society that we owe our children something collectively and asking parents to prepare our kids for the world of work in ways that we once expected the committee to prepare them so in particular with what people call the hollowing out of the middle class, if you make it, you can make it very, very high but if not, you fall down more. it is harder and harder for families to see the children replicate their own middle ground and the result is that parents feel more and more pressure to give their children every jump-start they can put it exacerbates the problem to economist recently compared the time educated americans spend with educated canadians. all groups in both countries had increased their time with the kids. but the educated american parents increa

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my mom is here. she is only 91. [laughter] i wish my dad were here. he passed a couple of years ago, but i know this will have any special moment for him. my brother is here, my friends, my teaching mentor and partner, my principal, my wonderful daughter, and my students representing mission high school here. and i wanted to mention that because they are why i am up here, and they are why we are all up here, and they inspire me every day, as do so many of my other students. at a time when public education is under attack, at a time when immigration laws like in arizona are challenging our student body, it is a time that is very important for us to honor public education. i have been a teacher in san francisco unified school district for 22 years, and all four of my own children have graduated from san francisco public schools, so i'm proud to be here, and i'm honored to accept the award. teachers do not expect recognition. we do not often get it. when we do get it, it feels a little strange, but for a t- shirt, $500 is not bad. all right, thank you. -

but working moms spend more time interacting with their kids than stay at home moms did in the 1960s. and some of that, i think, is good that we pay attention to kids. i mean, if you've ever watched "mad men" betty draper's interaction with that kids, go play with that plastic shirt that the cleaners came in, very realistic. there's a reason why they put those warnings on them. part of it is, i think, good but another part of it reflects the collapse in the society of a sense that we owe our children something collectively and we're asking parents to prepare our kids for the world of work and the world of competition in ways we once expected the community to prepare them and so you're getting this -- and particularly with the -- what people have called out the hollowing out of the middle class. you know, if you make it, you can make it very, very high. but if you don't, you're falling down more. it's harder and harder for families to see their children replicate their own sort of middle ground. the result is, i think, that parents are feeling more and more pressure to give their child

victoria's mom serene is her manager, as well. sfwlit's like hitting the jackpot.n show is just like winning the lotto. >> reporter: were you ever sort of held back about the fears of whatever a child star's life might end up looking like? >> i didn't even think that far, i just thought, well we'll give it a shot. >> reporter: do you ever wonder if people are thinking that you're a stage mom pushing her and, you know, trying to milk everything you can? >> no. that's not something i think about. i'm totally fine to go back to florida and go back to our regular life. >> reporter: and what about the curse of the child star? >> i think you get lost in it when it becomes your world. when it becomes your everything. i think you have to realize that it's a job. >> reporter: but you get the sense from her this isn't just a job. it's her life. we caught up with her shooting a prison musical spoof on the set of "victorious." she had been working until 3:00 in the morning. these are long hours you're working. >> they can be pretty long. they can be pretty long. i think if you

aye, mom. >> jimmy: well -- moms, right guillermo? ] guillermo, what is your favorite football team? >> dallas cowboys. >> jimmy: that's right. and what's the best thing about the cowboys? >> ah -- i think tony romo. >> jimmy: or, how about this? come on in, ladies. let the birthday kissing commence. go ahead and give him a birthday kiss, girls. you know how it works. >> wow. >> jimmy: look at that. isn't that beautiful? isn't america great? >> this is the american dream. >> jimmy: yeah. i think it's the mexican dream, too, i got news for you. >> one more for safety? >> jimmy: so, happy birthday to guillermo. you know -- it's very snowy, very cold along the east coast of the united states. new york got 19 inches of snow overnight last night, which is a pain to deal with but it's so cute watching the rats make little rat angels. [ laughter ] here's a tip for those of you who are dealing with the freezing temperatures. try to use phrases like, i love you, to create warm feelings in your home. [ laughter ] you're welcome. not only is new

that's pretty cool and your mom was in film, nation? >> theater. bit of soap operas, but in brazil those are pretty big. my mom is a producer. she brought "the vagina monologues" to brazil. >> jimmy: what? >> i know, i said the word vagina. >> jimmy: when she says it does it make you un comfortabcomforte is that how it's pronounced in brazil? >> she says it very sexily. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> jimmy: that's better somehow. >> it is better but still hard, and when i would have boyfriends over for dinner and stuff, she would say things like, my vagina is one of the biggest grossing vaginas -- we had a really -- my vagina had a really big opening. [ applause ] >> jimmy: wait. did she do that just to embarrass you, or she just didn't quite get it? >> i think it was a little bit of both. yes, she's an actress. she likes to get out there. and make me feel uncomfortable. >> jimmy: did she get you into acting? >> well, you know, funny enough, yes, i guess, in a way. my first role, i was 6 months old. my mom was doing a play, and she was playing